Savage Arms 45114 64 Precision .22 LR 16.5" 11-Round Pistol

The Savage Arms 45114 64 Precision .22 LR 16.5" 11-Round Pistol represents a purpose-built rimfire platform engineered for shooters who demand accuracy and reliability in a compact package. This semi-automatic pistol excels in training scenarios, small-game hunting, and precision marksmanship applications where low recoil and inherent shooter control are critical. The .22 LR chambering provides reduced noise signature and ammunition cost efficiency, making it ideal for extended practice sessions, law enforcement training pipelines, and tactical precision work where hearing protection requirements and ammunition budgets drive operational decisions.

Built on Savage's proven 64 receiver platform, this precision variant incorporates a 16.5-inch barrel optimized for .22 LR ballistics and consistent velocity performance across standard and high-velocity ammunition loads. The 11-round magazine capacity balances firepower with controlled rate of fire, essential for precision shooting disciplines where deliberate shot placement outweighs volume. Weighing 6.5 pounds, the pistol's balanced ergonomics reduce shooter fatigue during extended training drills and competition stages. The compact overall length of 43 inches makes it maneuverable in confined spaces while maintaining the sight radius necessary for accurate shot placement at tactical ranges.

Law enforcement firearms instructors, competitive shooters, and firearms trainers benefit from this platform's inherent accuracy and low recoil impulse, which accelerates shooter development and skill acquisition. The Savage 64 Precision operates reliably across a broad spectrum of commercial .22 LR ammunition, from standard 40-grain loads to hypervelocity offerings, without modification or tuning. Maintenance is straightforward—field stripping requires no specialized tools, enabling efficient cleaning and inspection in training environments. This rimfire platform integrates seamlessly into duty training regimens where cost per round and shooter control directly impact training effectiveness and qualification standards.